Algebraic Number Theory
Boundedness refers to the property of a set or sequence being confined within a specific limit or range. In the context of algebraic number theory, particularly regarding Minkowski's bound, it indicates that certain quantities, such as the norms of ideals, do not exceed a specified upper limit, providing crucial insights into the structure of number fields and their ideal class groups.
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